Unit 8 Vocabulary Review

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Across
  1. 3. The US joins this alliance in 1949
  2. 4. Even though the US and USSR are not DIRECTLY involved in the conflict in Korea, these major powers played a major part. The Korean War is an example of a ____ _____.
  3. 5. The hunt for Commies during the Cold War
  4. 7. "There are two types of laws: just and unjust." - Martin Luther King Jr
  5. 8. JFK and Nikita Khruschev sign this treaty in 1963. Since then, it has been signed by a total of 71 nations.
  6. 9. "private owners for profit" rather than the government
  7. 11. If Greece falls...Turkey will too.
  8. 12. In 1961, the Soviet Union began construction of a large barrier that separated the Western and Eastern region of the German capital.
  9. 15. "An attack on one is considered an attack on all."
  10. 19. In this failed invasion, the US attempted to overthrow Cuban leader Fidel Castro
  11. 20. The Civil Rights Movement was an era in US History in which Americans protested against different forms of ______, including segregation, voter suppression, and discrimination.
Down
  1. 1. After WW2, a bunch of new Americans are born! This increase in the birth rate is known as the ___ ____
  2. 2. The Truman Doctrine was implemented to support this foreign policy (stop the spread!)
  3. 6. As President, Kennedy creates this agency, which sends young Americans across the world in various humanitarian efforts.
  4. 10. The distrust between the US and USSR began a competition in technological advancements known as the ____ _____.
  5. 13. President Lyndon B. Johnson is inaugurated following the ______ of President John F. Kennedy
  6. 14. the Soviet Union is the first nation to implement this political and economic system
  7. 16. Brown vs. Board of Education is the landmark Supreme Court decision that would begin the ______ of public schools across the United States.
  8. 17. The 24th Amendment ends the use of the ____ ____, which was a requirement for voting in southern states.
  9. 18. Nonviolent protests come in many form, including the refusal to buy a good or patronize a storefront.